
Grade 4 Teaching Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics Lessons, Remedial Worksheets, and Tests
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Program Description
Teaching Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics Grade 4 is a full year, standards-aligned program, featuring 56 twice-per-week direct instruction lessons with plenty of practice. Simply display and teach the teacher’s guide lesson while your students complete their printed student lesson. No grammatical expertise required!
Each lesson includes both a mechanics and grammar/usage focus with concise explanations, examples, guided practice, and sentence dictations to determine mastery. The grammar and usage lessons also feature simple fill-in-the-blank sentence diagrams, mentor texts, and writing applications. Students take biweekly unit tests after completing 4 lessons.
Plus, the program provides diagnostic assessments to identify any remedial practice your students need to catch up while they keep up with grade-level standards. The 77 GUM Worksheets correspond to each assessment item with concentrated practice and a formative assessment.
Preview the entire program HERE.
All program components are digital downloads (no print books).
What teachers say
All reviews“The content is high-quality, aligns well with learning standards, and supports diverse learning needs. I highly recommend it to any educator looking to enhance their online teaching experience!”
FAQ
Questions teachers ask
How many lessons are there and how often are they taught?
The Grade 4 program is a full year of instruction built on 56 direct instruction lessons taught twice per week, each with plenty of practice.
What is in each lesson?
Every lesson has both a mechanics focus and a grammar and usage focus, with concise explanations, examples, guided practice, and sentence dictations to determine mastery. The grammar and usage lessons also include simple fill-in-the-blank sentence diagrams, mentor texts, and writing applications.
Do I need to know grammar well to teach it?
No grammatical expertise is required. You display and teach the teacher's guide lesson while students complete their printed student lesson.
How are students tested?
Students take biweekly unit tests after completing four lessons.
What happens with students who are behind?
Diagnostic assessments identify the remedial practice each student needs. The 77 GUM worksheets correspond to each assessment item and provide concentrated practice plus a formative assessment.
Can I see it before buying?
Yes. The entire program can be previewed free from the product page, and all components are digital downloads with no print books shipped.



